Keeping up with evolving regulations is crucial for seamless solar installations. Solargraf now incorporates the latest updates from AHJs, utilities, and governing codes, ensuring your designs stay compliant and your permitting process remains hassle-free. With these enhancements, you can focus on what matters most—delivering efficient, industry-aligned solar projects with confidence.
AHJ updates
Solargraf is now updated with the latest changes in California and Nebraska.
California
City of paramount: No need to add LA county fire code to the plan set because city adopted CRC, CBC and CFC codes.
Nebraska
City of Bellevue: City of Bellevue using 2021 ICC and 2017 NEC codes.
Utility updates
Utilities from North Carolina, Vermont, Kentucky, Texas and Iowa have made significant changes.
North Carolina
Sullivan country REC Inc.: A separate PV generation meter needed to any plan set.
Lumbee River EMC: Need to add separate meter and the utility allows users to sell 100% of the energy generated to the utility company.
South River Electric: With the standard net metering, only one meter is required.
Union Power: Do not require a separate meter. Once the final inspection is passed from the AHJ, a new bi-directional utility meter can be installed.
Vermont
Vermont Electric Cooperative: Add a production meter in between of AC disconnect and inverter/combiner.
City of Burlington: Add a production meter in between of AC disconnect and inverter/combiner
Kentucky
Tri Country EMC: Simplified SLD is required in plan sets. A permanent, weatherproof one-line diagram of the PV system is to be mounted adjacent to the AC disconnect switch.
Texas
El Paso Electric: Need to show line and load direction on the utility meter side.
Iowa
Alliant Energy: The current Electric Service Rule (ESR) requires a “Dual Power Source” label at the meter indicating the operating voltage, maximum current and maximum power of the installed DG system. Additionally, an “Interconnection Disconnect Switch” label at the DG disconnect.
At Solargraf, we’re dedicated to keeping installers ahead of the curve by integrating the latest AHJ updates seamlessly into our platform. These enhancements ensure a smoother design, proposal, and permitting process—saving you time and reducing complexities. As regulations evolve, we remain committed to providing the most accurate and up-to-date information to support your projects.
Stay ahead with Solargraf and simplify solar workflows like never before!
Please note that the information provided is based on the updates received from AHJ and Utility authorities and may be subject to further updates or changes. Always consult the latest local regulations and AHJ guidelines for the most accurate and up-to-date information. If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us at [email protected]!
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